One holder of this Cabinet position wrote the controversial memoir Locked in the Cabinet. Another holder of this position shouted out "Where do I go to get my reputation back?" after he was acquitted for larceny and fraud. That Cabinet official was the first sitting Cabinet member to be indicted, Raymond Donovan. A more recent holder of this position is currently married to Senate (*) Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. This was the only Cabinet position which did not change throughout George W. Bush's administration and besides Interior, the only position which did not change during Franklin Roosevelt's administration. Recent holders of this position include noted midget Robert Reich under Clinton and Elaine Chao under George W. Bush. For 10 points, name this positio
One holder of this Cabinet position wrote the controversial memoir Locked in the Cabinet. Another holder of this position shouted out "Where do I go to get my reputation back?" after he was acquitted for larceny and fraud. That Cabinet official was the first sitting Cabinet member to be indicted, Raymond Donovan. A more recent holder of this position is currently married to Senate (*) Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. This was the only Cabinet position which did not change throughout George W. Bush's administration and besides Interior, the only position which did not change during Franklin Roosevelt's administration. Recent holders of this position include noted midget Robert Reich under Clinton and Elaine Chao under George W. Bush. For 10 points, name this position held by the first female Cabinet member, Frances Perkins, a position currently held by Hilda Solis.
One holder of this Cabinet position wrote the controversial memoir Locked in the Cabinet.
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